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Two years ago, I was gung ho about Twitter. Now, I feel there is way too much noise. But Tweet every 30-60 minutes? That's a lot. (I realize the author of the p
by jonpaul 16y ago
Two years ago, I was gung ho about Twitter. Now, I feel there is way too much noise. But Tweet every 30-60 minutes? That's a lot. (I realize the author of the post owns a auto-tweeting service) From a business engagement perspective, I can see how it'd be useful.
What do you actively use Twitter for?
- LeonW 16y agoHi Jon, yeah, "every 30-60 minutes" is quite a lot, however the option for every 2-3 hours that Ben Hanna analysed is easier to keep up with maybe. Agreed, as for the business perspective a high number of tweets will definitely be handy for a business. Haha, we really try to distinguish our service Buffer from all auto-tweeting services. With Buffer your tweets are simply delayed for a few hours, you still write your own tweets, we just try to make it easier to tweet consistently. Hope you get around to try it and see for yourself. :)